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, - Prolnptecl bv the Spirit of the Holiday S=aso _, We Wm' 1° #Xpress to our friends and customers

our sincere appreciation for the

patrons e d-

Fd “S ll! lhe past and our hope that II ;c:;rb¢ _

so that nn) r' if g ln Irgwglhy may le had at

one ITT” §°"' °f '9l.l his been a most successful

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Serve our Cu 'if ni-_'rs tothe Best of our A* ility",

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New uesBrissy Block

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value in neat, stylish and ‘

Strong Rubbers

you need to c_m1c`here. `, We handle only the best grade rubbers, the kind that wear longlst and give best service.

Women’s 7oc and Sor, Men’s $l_oo

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'l`he Bayer Studio _

flmporled Back and

Silverloxes For Sale

One pair had litter 1| years old

One female had litter 1) years old One female had two litters Zi yearl old.

Tyne Valley Fox Co.,

Tyne Valley,

P. E. I.

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We have now on hand all kinds.

of fresh mined coal free from slate

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Immediately the S. S. Empress' stops running between Summerside and Pt. Du. Chene, a special mail and passenger train will run between Charlottetown and Summerside to connect with the winter Steamer Minto." This train will lente l.nn.r» lottetown at 5.45 a. for Summer- side, connecting there with S. S. "Minto" at 8 o’clock for Tormentine returning, will leave Summerside for Charlottetown immediatell’ 011 F6' turn of the steamer from Tormen- tine_ 3580-12-29 Mtf.

Notice to___0ysiermee

All ovstermen. both fishermen and are-hélaern will please remember

the meeting of the “Oystermen’s Co- Operative Association of Prince Ed- ward Island," which will be held in Sumrnerside on 'I‘i1ursdaY U19 BW day of January, at _ 10 o’clock in the

morning. A full aiétliindance is most.

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FOX FOR SALE

Silver Black Male Fox ’ N Yea”

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Co.. Ltd., Box 280, Charlottetown. asst-12-2914101.

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...°KR. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian

representative in Bourls will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising mmf at the odice oi undertake; w. L. Dingwell. His phone number is' 5.

.JBUBBORIBERS should renew s

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and _thus not miss as issue. ss all papers, are dnisecontinued promptly oi_|__sxplred

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(From yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

.._'EGnIN’l‘ON SCHOOL EXAMIN-

ATlON.- The annual Christmas ex- amination of Eglinton School on Tuesday the 23rd of Dec. inet., cou- ducted by the teacher Miss Alice Morrow. assisted by Minn Jennie Norton, the eiiicient teacher of An- nandale Bchool, in the presence of a. 1flI‘8B number of parents and heads of families was in the highest degree creditable to both teacher and pup- lls. Among the interested visitors present were some who _could trace back their recollection of the school to eighty years ago when neither maps nor blackboard adorned the walls, of the 'little log school house with its clay chimney and open fire- place, and although the change in the schoolhouse of eighty years ago to that of the present time is very conspicuous the improvements in the methods of teaching and generally conducting the school is even more noticeable. The whole program was creditable to all concerned that it would seem invidious to particular- ize, and all present felt that in com- mitting to _ Miss Alice Morrow the Sacred trust, the care, guidance and training of their loved ones, they had made no mistake.

llllllllllli _PUSTEHS

During the past few days several

handsome posters, put up by The Whitlock Posting Service, in the dlf- ferent bill boards of the city have been most favorably commented on. The mcssage~of peace on earth, good will to men is being proclaimed by a poster ‘depicting the birth of Christ. It is a wonderful lithograph in twelve colors, and is declared to be the fine- est example of that art that has ever been in America or elsewhere. The design is a composite of tive oi the most famous pictures of the birth of Christ by the greatest painters of their day and generation. This pic- ture ls set forth for the young people of the country, and it bears the leg-

with the text from the secondchapter of St. Matthew, which descrifbles the scene the artist has striven so well to depict. In this one of commercialism lt is startling, a little, to find a great business organization like the Poster Advertising Association de- voting a large sum of money to the uplift of humanity. ‘Yet this poster was designed and made for the Post- er Advertising .Association at a cost of more than $20,000, exclusive of the posting which is done by all the members free of any charge. It is the first of 9. _series of posters intended to stimulate the young men and. wo- man of the country, ,and to cheer the old, as well as to carry a message Of hope and comfort to the unhappy and the unfortunate. The Education- al Committee of the Poster Adver- tising Association hns 0V0lVef1 thi? Christmas poster which is attracting so much attention on all poster plants throughout the country, and will follow this up early in the New Year with another worn-derful poster depicting the life of General Grant, tracing his rise from lowly circum- stances to the President’s chair, ‘as e stimulant to the youth of the coun- try to "go and do likewise."

771s Best Cough Syrup is Easily Made at Home

Costs Little and Acts Quickly. Money Rcflmded I! It Falls.

This recipe makes 18 ounces of coulh

syrup. and saves YOU &b°\l¢ $100 ES “Dm” pared wlt'h ordinary cough remedies. lt stops obstinate coughs-even whoolllni cough-in a hurry. and ls splendid for som lungs, asthma, croup, hoarseness

and other throat troubles. it

Mix two cups of granulated susur W \\

one cup of warm water. and stir for two minutes. Put 2% ounces of Plnex tflfli' cents' worth) in a 16-ounce bottle. U10

md the -sugar Syrup. Take a. teaspoon- ful every one. ¢W0 °|' “"9” °“"‘

Islggé right nom or a cnusli and Klves almost instant relief. It' Sillml-iz lates the appetite, and is lll8\\\Y “B

tive-both excellent features. m Plnex. as Dcfhlvi YOU l"l0W- I9 °

most valuable concentrated coml>0\1“<1 °f No,-my mms pine extract. rldh ‘in gualacol and the other natural heal nl' pine elements. _

No other preparation will do the work

of Plnex in this recipe. althoulh “fl “ed

honey can be seed instead of the su8l_\‘ syrup, lf desire -

Thousands of housewives inthe UMNU

tates and Canada now use this PIII!!

and Sugar Syrup recipe. This plan ers: often been imitated. buf U10 °\d :"3" lu ful formula has never been eoul° ~d° it low cost and qullck results have mil

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'mingisgllntlypof absolute satisfaction. Ur mongy promptly refunded. Zales with rgclpe. Your drugglst has Pnax. or Th. get it for you. lf net. send to

Pines Co., Toronto. Ont. _

Valuable Property For'Salz

The underuisned odors by privsts sale his valuable property situated 8 1-il

miles from Ch’t0wn at East Royalty’ fronting on the St Petor's msd su sdmittediobeone of the finest sltus tinns nhfalnshln. The hrm nnnslnhm

...°0N CENT 'per word each inner.

sion for advertising in this column Cash must accompany order, Mini- mum charge twenty-five cents,

GORDON IVES is Guardian K0!!! in ltloutsgllo. His omco phone

IB and residence phone 30.

...°'rHm uonmno parm Gunni-

isa can be obtained at W, A. John-' ston’s, Montague.

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-'GUARDIAN AGENT,-Mr, Harry W. Burke is Guardian Agent in For- tune and he will be glad to receive news, new and renewal subscriptions and advertising. 3217,

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eral of the late Mrs. Weatherble, who died in P. E. Island Hospital, will take place at Montague on Wednes- day at 1.30. to Valleyfleld cemetery.

` ..;'ALBION CROSS'.- The- semi. annual examination of Albion U1-ogg School was held in the school house on Tuesday, December 23rd_,- The ag- tendance was not so large as usual owing to the prevalence of contage- ous disease in the district. Those present, by their prompt and cor- rect answers gave proof of careful instruction. When a short program was ended the pupils presented their teacher Miss Etta Molyneaux with a suitable gift after which they were treated to confectionery. School was then dismissed for the Christ- vras holidays to re-open on January 5th. A/ _

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VERBAL FAY McCAULL.

From yesterday’s Evening Guardian) There passed from the home 0; Mr. and Mrs. McCaull on December ll, their beloved son Verbal Fay in the nineteenth year of his age a young man of beautiful habits and loved by all who knew him. I-Ie was iuite widely known as he took a course in business_college and after- ward assisted his father in his busi- .teas and was a very capable young man, always kind and gentle in his manner and much loved in his fam- ily of which there are the following: -Mrs. F. F. Jopo, Medford, M-ass; Virs. A. C. Ogden, Newton High- Lands, Mass; Mrs. A. C. Williams, Didcford, P. E. I.; Mr. Thomas, at Elllersile, P. E. I.; Patterson and

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n British Columbia.

LMEST FHUM lHEilHE'S

?ROCTOR’S 23RD ST.

THEATRE, NEW YORK,

Heading the big holiday bill ‘ at .’roctor’s 23rd Street Theatre for :he first half of the week will be the lrst presentation of a new musical :omedy “Rah Rah Boys." Other on x brilliant program of novelties are l/Ir. and Mrs. Allison in their famous :omedy sketch; Kelly -and Fine, com- :dians; Cecil Dunham, comedienne; Finn and Finn, blackfsce comedians; Fhree Lester Brothers, comedy knock tbout acrobats; Billy Dynes, comic ellow and black and white photo _11ays. PROGTOR’S 58TH ST. THEATRE “The Sunshine Girls," a big tabloid nusical comedy will top thc Holi- lay hill at Proctor’s 58th St. The- ltre for the first half of the week. )thers on an all laughing program ire Stuart and Hall. comedians; Cllr' y and Riley, comedians; William Mc- {ay and company in a comedy s‘-'it; /llle Carrie, musical novelty; lur- .on's Dog Circus, wonderful canine's md black and white photo plays de luxe.

PROCTOR'S'l25'l‘H ST. THEATRE

Another all feature twelve act bill

will be F. F. Proctor’s new year gift :o his 125th; St. patrons. It reads ike one of the best shows in town and will be headed by “The Stage Door Johnnles" described as one of the niftiest offerings in vaudeville. Others who will help in the enter- taining scheme are Hines and Rom- ingtgn in a corredy skit; Georgie Mack, comedian; Miller and Miller, sensational acrobats; May Sbeldan and Kemp Sisters, singers and dan- cers; Cole and Warmer, comedians; Hidlth Ward comedienne; Vedder Mor- gan and company in a dramatic sketch; Monticavalo Duo, instrument aligns; La Verne and Allen, comedy skit; Moreno ares.. °°’“'°"‘v a¢r°\=B¢H and black and white Ph°t0 PHYS'

WEEK or DEC. 29.

The New Year bill at Proctor's 5th

Avenue Theatre is one of l0Y0\\H HP' peal sud' one well calculated to en- hance tue holiday spirit- Twelve big numbers are on the pr0Bl‘M\1» each turn being of particularly m¢l`l'Y wil' bra, nothing nombre or serious al!- pearing at a11Y,Bl\'S1°~ _ Two of Amerlca's most cBl7Bb\°

artists. Boss and Fenféon wi'll BD; ' heir ca ital raves y o Rgtafitoigy tend Cleopatra," which with the comedy lines eliminated, could gcnnd a test with the hlstrionlc efforts of the leading tragodimle 01 the English epanklnz mae- Bells Story, now on her way to Dillingham musical comedy. will render half a score of new songs in her brllllrluf- voice, while another bl§ 8|" Humber 'will be the initial big-time presenta- tion of “The Mermaid and the Man," A sing-ing and dancing spectacle of

,charming proportions. An extra fes- tnn vm be nn nvveerwvv 01 Ad-

!-loyt's Minlstrels; Wood and Wyde will do the dnnd: little musical rhy-

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Mny wheat 902 90 July wheat 81 sag Dec. Corn 70) 63i

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me reason, ood Night, and Milares, the Cuban wonder will gy- rate daringly onthe bounding wire. Others who promise to add glee t the

dancing acrobats; Lazwell and Raw- lalldi. soclety's favorite tangolsts; Lancton, Lucler and Company, hocus pocus players; Chapelle and Muse, colored entertainers and the Whirling

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Dec. 29.

NEW YORK STOCKS.

High Low Close

Atchison 93; Am. Smelters 54;

Amal. Copper Brooklyn R. T. Canadian Pacific

Erie

illinois Cent.

Mex. Petroleum

Miss. Pacific I Northern Pacific 109§ Pennsylvania 109; Reading 1691

Rock Island

Southern Pacific

Union Pacific

U. S. Steel

U. S. Steel Pfd.

Utah Copper

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205; 28? 108§ 45? 23”

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ssl 155; 59; 106; 51

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MONTREAL STOCKS. V

High Low Close

Brazilian Tractic-rl 82 80% 80; Detroit _ 70 Dom. Steel Corp’n

l\'linn.& St.PnUl (So0)l24§ 124 Montreal Power 214 210 Richelieu & Ontario 110%- 109%

N. S. Steel & Coal Com.

38 124§ 212) 1092

76 131

Spanish River Com. 91

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Twin City 106i 106; 106i

COTTON

High Low Close

January 1213 1203 2 7

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

High Low Close

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Print type is easy to operate

Th : 1-bandonment of longhand in favor of clean. legible, hes ulifu

lypewriiing, is the nex' great step in human progress. _ _Alrendyjn all lines of business and in all professions lhe use of pen and wk nu largely restricted to the writing of signatures.

‘ Buriness Colleges and High Schoale watchful of the trend of nuhlic

.rentment are training s vast army ofyoung people in lhe use of lhe OLIVER TY PEWRITER. ‘

The prrmpt and gel erous response rf' lhe Oliver Typewriter Company

to the wofld wire demand for universal typewriter gives tremendous impsfuh in the movement.

_ The Amer can Oliver, with the largest sale of' any typewriter in

existence was lhe logical machine to make lhe initiative in bringing about

lhe universal use of vypewmers. “li always leads l"

MECH -\NlCAL ADVANTAGES

The American Oliver is the most highly perfect typcwrilsron the market

-hence its loo p c. eflcicnl' y. Among its scores of conveliances su:

-The Balance Shift -Visible Writing

-Ruling Dgvlca -The Automatic Tshulsior

-The Double Release --The Disappearing indicator

-The Locomotive Base -The Adjustable Ps sr»Flngers

-Automatic Spacer _The Solen' fic Cond’unsed Keyboard SERVICE l"OS~ lSlLlTll§S

The American Oliver Typewriter infos out more work of better quality

and greater variety than any other writing machine. Simplicity. strength, ease of operation and visibil-ty. are lhe rorncrstone 4 f' los towering

supremacy in_

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I would like to demonstrate to you the easy operation of lhe Oliver

Write for full Particulars.

AGENT EVERYWHERE

D. H. WILLIAMS

Traveller, Moncton, N. B.

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Provisional Directors

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H oper Horne. Charlottetown, P. E. I. President.

Mer-s.reau, St. john, N. B., Vice-President. Ro<s. Charlottetown, P. E. I . Sec’y-Treas.

Tufts, D. C. L, Wolfvillr. N. S.

Keirstead, St. john, N. B.

ibald Matthews, Alberton, P. E, I.

Foxes

Six pair of highest grade P. E Island strains- progeni-

\rs of fourteen pups last spring. Each of these foxes is gnarant: ed to qu:-1 fy in Class A. rnder the proposed Reg

tration Act.

and Ranch Management

The ranch is under the care of Archibald Matthews who

has had seven years’ ex; erien_ce in raising foxes. The cost

is guaranteed not to exct ed Five per cent of the increase of

I 'he foxes. Boill rancher and his son retain a large interest

in the Company.

5 Capitalization

Moderate considering the quality cf the animals and

their record for productivity.

Estimated Prolils

I With reasonable success will be 65 per cent next Octo-

ber, with a little good luck, 100 p:r cent,

Several of the Directors of the Company have had ex-

perieuccin fox-breeding and are well-known reliable busi- ness men.

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